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Copyright (c) 2025 The AuthorsThis Article aims to analyze the representation of hybridity, assimilation, and acculturation as depicted in Salih's novel, Season of Migration to the North. Put simply, it analyzes the novel through the lens of postcolonial theorist perspectives. Salih denounces the moral degradation of white males in colonial cultures due to the significant impact of Europeans on cultural, religious, and societal aspects. The work encompasses various significant themes from a post-colonial standpoint. The study examines cultural conflict, encompassing the dynamics between the colonizer and the colonized male and female, and the response of a post-colonial individual to acculturation and integration into a new culture. In other words, this study explores hybridity and the Self's identity quest in Season of Migration to the North. It also investigates Tayeb Salih's ambivalence and mimicry in light of hybridity's diverse interpretations.
Keywords: A comparative Analysis; No Longer at Ease; Season of the Migration to the North.
Received : Apr 03, 2024
Revised : Apr 07, 2024
Accepted : May 10, 2024
IBRAHIM MOHAMMED ALMOSAWY
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